Nebraska Cannabis Facility Design

Yes. 3rd Act is a licensed Nebraska architecture firm with 500+ cannabis and cultivation facility designs completed since 2013, covering cultivation facility design, grow facility design, processing/extraction, and dispensary projects.

Nebraska’s Medical Cannabis Commission licenses cultivators, product manufacturers, transporters, and dispensaries — but as of mid-2026, no dispensary licenses have been issued, and that side of the program remains legally contested. The real, actionable opportunity right now is cultivator and manufacturer facility design. Vertical integration is prohibited in Nebraska, so a cultivator, a manufacturer, and a future dispensary will always be separate, independently owned businesses. 3rd Act designs cultivation and manufacturing facilities built to Nebraska’s plant-count limits, security requirements, and its unusually narrow permitted product list (tablets, tinctures, oils, patches, and similar forms — no smokable flower or vaporization products).

Yes, Sam Andras holds active architecture licensure in Nebraska in addition to other states where 3rd Act has completed projects.

Both. 3rd Act can serve as a bridging consultant or owner’s representative through cannabis construction, starting with a Basis of Design document and carrying the project through construction documents, contractor selection, and MCC compliance walkthroughs.